Mono trifft Makro

“Mono Meets Macro”

The first part of the exhibition is dedicated to macro photography. Inspired by the winning image, the photographs draw the viewer’s attention to details, perspectives, and structures that often remain hidden in everyday life. With a keen sense of aesthetics, Edith Bernkopf opens up new perspectives and invites visitors to discover familiar things from a different angle.

All of the photographs on display were created exclusively using real objects and entirely without AI.

In the second part of the exhibition, the artist presents fascinating gel prints and monotypes. By layering multiple color planes, she creates unique, almost magical prints full of depth and expressiveness. On display are abstract, colorful, and sometimes striking depictions of well-known and unknown figures. Each individual print is completely one-of-a-kind.

Two completely different forms of creative expression come together in this exhibition to form an exciting dialogue between photography and printmaking—surprising, vibrant, and full of new perspectives. Immerse yourself in the world of “Mono Meets Macro.”